Sentence examples for whose career hangs from inspiring English sources

Washington is a practice-squad player, a fringe player whose career hangs by the thread of a team's shifting needs.

A designer whose career hangs in limbo requests a meeting with a journalist in the hope of receiving more "personal" consideration.

Mr Rove certainly doesn't have the appearance of a man whose career hangs in the balance.Which brings us to the more philosophical question: who is in the right in the legal stand-off?

A statement by Cricket Australia emphasised that the appointment was a temporary one "in the absence of Michael Clarke", whose career hangs in the balance after he tore his right hamstring on the fifth day of the first Test against India in Adelaide on Saturday.

Rankin takes malicious pleasure in exposing the insecurities of politicians whose careers hang on the show of stability symbolized by the offices of the new government ("a parliament tainted with blood") being constructed at Holyrood.

Remarkable stuff for a second-year player whose N.F.L. career hung by a slender thread.

"With yet another court ruling that the President has engaged in unlawful discrimination, the policy's days are clearly numbered, and its final demise can't come fast enough for those whose military careers hang in the balance".

No one's marriage or career hangs in the balance.

In the meantime Schadt's career hangs in the balance.

The news comes as Diouf's club career hangs in the balance.

And I think she feels as if her entire career hangs on this project.